President Donald Trump has finally broken his silence on the rapidly growing speculation that he’s gravely ill and quietly dying.
Over the past week, rumors have spread that Donald Trump is in poor health and that the White House is trying to cover it up. The 79-year-old was out of the public eye more than usual over the weekend, and the constant visible bruises on his hands have only fueled speculation that he’s in a terrible physical state.
This afternoon, President Trump held a press conference at the Oval Office to announce that the United States Space Command will relocate from Colorado Springs, Colorado, to Huntsville, Alabama.
During the presser, a reporter asked Donald Trump if he knew about the growing rumors that he’s on the verge of dying. Here’s how he responded, per Isabel Keane of The Independent:
“Well, it’s fake news. It’s so fake. That’s why the media has so little credibility. I knew they were saying, like, ‘Is he OK? How’s he feeling? What’s wrong? It’s also sort of a longer weekend, it’s Labor Day Weekend…No, I was very active this Labor Day weekend. I had heard that, but I didn’t hear it to that extent.”
If you do a simple search on X/Twitter, you’ll still find countless people who don’t buy Trump’s claims in the slightest. We suppose that only Trump and his inner circle know if he’s actually in good health or not.
Though he’s been out of the public spotlight more than usual, Trump recently played a round of golf with former NFL head coach Jon Gruden.
Donald Trump’s Nephew & Medical Experts Have Raised Concerns About His Health
Questions about Trump’s mental and physical health have been ongoing since his first presidential term began in 2017. The POTUS is known for his love of fast food and Diet Coke, with some reports stating that he has 12 cans daily.
Donald Trump’s nephew, Fred Trump III, has publicly expressed concerns that the president may suffer from dementia. Donald’s father and Fred’s grandfather, Fred Trump Sr., was diagnosed with dementia and Alzheimer’s disease before he died at the age of 93 in 1999.
The bruises on Trump’s hands, along with numerous videos of him struggling to walk, have only led to more worries about his health.
